Sky Sports has struck a broadcast agreement with Trident8 to screen every day of the Laver Cup live from London's O2 arena this September, as 12 of the men's game's leading players go head-to-head in the annual Europe versus 'Rest of the World' contest.
Team Europe will call upon world No 2 Carlos Alcaraz and Wimbledon finalist Alexander Zverev, while the USA duo of Ben Shelton and Taylor Fritz spearhead Team World under the guidance of captain Andre Agassi.
With Gigi Salmon fronting the coverage, Sky Sports will show all 12 matches spread across day and night sessions on Friday 25 September and Saturday 26 September, before a single closing session wraps up proceedings on Sunday 27 September. A reporter will also be stationed at the venue to bring viewers up to speed with all the latest developments throughout the weekend.
Beyond the live broadcast, supporters in the UK and Ireland will be able to catch clips and highlights across Sky's digital platforms and social media channels once the action has concluded.
Tim Henman, who serves as Team Europe vice-captain and works as a tennis expert for Sky Sports, welcomed the announcement.
It's great news the Laver Cup will be on Sky Sports.
It's a unique opportunity to see the best players in the world coming together to represent Team Europe and Team World at the iconic O2 arena.
Fans can expect plenty of drama, passion and rivalry, both on and off the court.
A second act for London
According to Tennis.com, London is the first city in the tournament's history to be handed a second staging of the event, a nod to the venue's significance following Roger Federer's emotional farewell there. The O2 also confirms this will mark the ninth edition of the Laver Cup, spread across five sessions over the three days, as detailed on the venue's official event page. Organisers first confirmed back in May 2025 that London would host the 2026 edition at The O2 from 25 to 27 September, according to Laver Cup's own media update.
The tournament's official site also states that Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz have been confirmed to feature in this ninth edition in London, as reported by Laver Cup's news page.
What happens next
Tickets for Laver Cup 2026 are already on sale, with The O2's event listing showing full session doors times for the 25-27 September dates, per the venue's official page. Full Tournament Ticket Packages are available through AXS, the official ticketing partner of The O2, according to Laver Cup's ticketing page, which lists Full Tournament packages priced from £726 to £2,346 before VAT and fees, alongside Single-Session tickets ranging from £32 to £543 before VAT and fees. The LTA has also noted that both single-session and multi-session sales have been staged in phases through AXS ahead of the 2026 event, as outlined on the LTA's website, with hospitality packages having been released earlier and further ticket phases following through 2026, according to Laver Cup's own announcement.
Away from the Laver Cup, tennis fans have plenty more to look forward to on Sky Sports this year, with the Cincinnati Open getting under way on Thursday 13 August and the US Open following on Sunday 30 August. Elsewhere in the broadcaster's sporting calendar, coverage recently resumed of the AIG Women's Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes, featuring Miyu Yamashita, Nelly Korda, Charley Hull and Lottie Woad, while football supporters can also tune in to The Transfer Show for the latest transfer news and club coverage.
In total, Sky Sports is set to broadcast more than 4,000 matches across 80 tournaments this season, all of which will also be available to stream via NOW and the Sky Sports app.
Fans can watch the ATP and WTA Tours and the US Open from 30 August, live on Sky Sports or streamed through NOW and the Sky Sports app.
